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The Marriage of two Popular Young
Society People.
Tho social event of the season thus
far was the wedding of w. NJ. Smith,
only son of Everitt Smith, and Miss
Olive, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Fosdick, which occurred on Thursday
evening of last week at st. Mary's
church. Rev. John Babcock officiating.
The church was elegantly decorated
with flowers and evergreen, and was
filled with the friends of the high con-
tracing parties, some 200 invitations
having been issued. The groom was
supported by Mr.. c. II. Dillon, and
awaited the bride at the chancel rail.
The bride entered leaning on the arm
of her father, and preceded by her
bridesmaids, Miss Verne Tosdick and
Miss Julia Smith, Messrs. H. w. Ed
gerton aud w. E. Randall acting as
ushers. The near friends and relatives
who occupied reserved seats near the
altar were the sisters of the bride and
their husbands, Mr.. and Mrs. Hood,
of Huron. Mr.. and Mrs. Edison, of San
born, Iowa, Mrs. Fosdick and Miss
Florence, Mr.. and Mrs. Everitt Smith.
The bride was dressed in light blue
Faille Francais with watered silk
front, entraln-square corsage, fluffy
with lace, and a Marie Antoinette col
lar, kids that covered the arms
to the shoulder and carried a
large boquet Of exquisite Marshal Neil
rose buds and ferns, with the emblem
attic orange blossoms. The bridesmaids
were in cream nuns yelling and satin
with lovely boquets of pink rose buds.
After the ceremony the bridal party
and relatives partook of supper at the
home of the brides parents, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Smith went direct
to their new home, departing from the
conventional custom of wedding
tour.
The presents were elegant and
varied, happily combining the useful
and ornamental. Following is the
LIST OF PRESENTS.
| Elegant silk plush cloak, Groom to Bride.
Plush and bronzed clock. Mr. and Mrs j A
FOsdick.
Toilet and manicure set, Mr. and Mrs W
Parior set, elegant silk plush, Mr. and Mrs 7
Case silver I. 1it knives. Mr. and Mrs E Ed
Pair vases. bisque. Miss Virginia Fosdick.
Two easy chairs. Mr. and Mrs Everett Smith.
Toilet set, Miss Julia Smith
L Steel engraving. Miss PAges
Piece statuary, Flower Girl. Mrs 7 F singiser
and Miss Singiser.
Silver gold lined fruit spoon. elegant case,
Frank j Lawler, st Paul.
Elegant gold band water set, Mr. and Mrs W
l II Knowles.
/ Pair vases, Miss Lizzie NJ Gleason.
sachst bag; Mrs Gilbert, Topeka, Kan.
/ Handkerchief; sachet, Mrs Mark Durell.
Embossed leather pocket book, Mrs Chas
Morocco bound poem, Lucille" Mr. and Mrs
Plush hand sacIet, Miss Blanche Durell.
setsas tS ep BsFy. Ky Mrs and BfSoGk
Bisque pitcher, Mr and Mrs John Krause,
Smyrna rug. Misses Well and Max Well.
Vase of flowers in oil, Mrs J NJ Washburn.
Copy Tennyson's poems, Mrs Alterton, Miss
Hand painted banner Protecting Angels
Piece statuaiy, Mr. and Mrs H Griffith.
\ Mirror MIR and Mrs Hagerman.
Water set and tray, Mr. and Mrs B Hager.
| Rochester lamp, ii Preston and wife.
Half dozen hand painted fruit plates, Mrs Ed
Devy.
Prayer book and hymnal, Rev Mr. Babcock.
Gold pen and holder, Lee Russell, Canton.
Handkerchief sachet Miss Georgie Colony,
Canton.
Half dozen individual butter plates, Mr. and
Mrs W Snow.
Plush work box, Mrs Jack Beattte.
l Hand painted fruit dishes, Mr. and Mrs l. G
Lee.
Manicure set, Miss May Grant.
Crazy quilt, Misses Blanche and Grace Durell
Julia Smith, Virginia Fosdick and Jessie
Stanchfield.
Pair towels Miss Kate Enright.
Il Copy of poems. Miss Attic Bracy.
Fifty dollars, Mr. and Mrs A T Wright, Milwau
L Hand painted plaque, Mrs ST G Grifhth.
Willow chair. II ID Martini j N Ntirow ami II X
Faulkner.
Secretary, Jack Beattie. Geo II Rathman, Ed
Winsor, " e Randall. G Il Wheelock, Geo Row.
Hitchcock. Joe Loyenger, G H Dillon, Thee
Aientzer Mott Stanchfeld.
Silver tea set, Co Treasurer, II D Prescott
Register Of Deeds, j X Smith. Clerk of Court
j Nc Bride.
INK stand and paper weight. MIR and Mrs
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